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AI Boom Fuels Record Foreign Investment in Taiwan Stocks

Taiwan’s logic-heavy market dominated by advanced semiconductor producers is seen as a relative safe haven in the AI “scare trade.”

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Moneycontrol•25-02-2026, 10:41

AI Boom Fuels Record Foreign Investment in Taiwan Stocks

•Global funds made their biggest one-day purchase of Taiwanese stocks in two decades, buying $2.77 billion on Tuesday.
•This marks the sixth consecutive day of foreign buying, signaling confidence in chipmakers as AI beneficiaries.
•Taiwan's market, dominated by advanced semiconductor producers, is seen as a safe haven amidst AI disruption fears.
•Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) now accounts for 45% of the Taiex index, up from 15% a decade ago.
•The surge in equity inflows is also supporting the Taiwanese dollar, with limited currency hedging expected.

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